Haven’t you always wanted a program to store all your activities, reminders, notes, passwords, RSS feeds and even check your Gmail account or quickly launch various applications? ReminderCube is here to satisfy these needs and even more.Multitasking, as you may all think, is not only a computer feature, but al... |
17 April 2011
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Typhoeus Hotkeys is an easy to use application launcher that allows you to easily start programs at the press of a key. It can be used to launch any sort of file you have stored on the computer as well as websites. Basically, it can open any type of file as long as it is associated with a certain program on the syste... |
10 March 2011
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ObjectDock’s purpose is quite simple: take over the attributes of the taskbar in Windows. It makes for an eye-candy way to store your shortcuts and manage running programs. As looks are most important in most Stardock products, this one follows the same trend making for a glossy docking platform for your shortc... |
25 January 2011
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A new version of Dock Spaces is now available from freelance developer Patrick Chamelo, featuring a completely redesigned interface and preference pane. Dock Spaces is a tool that allows you to have multiple, customized docks, and offers the ability to swap between them anytime from the menu bar, or via hotkeys.
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28 December 2010
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Berokyo is a nifty looking application launcher that lets you organize your programs by categories. You can stack the shortcuts on shelves for easy access. Its regular price is $18.95, but we have 15 licenses to give away.Just like in the case of our $50 pack Christmas giveaway you have to leave your take on the soft... |
22 December 2010
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A simple application launcher to give you fast access to frequently used items is definitely an asset for any user. Zum is a new player on the market that attempts to combine simplicity with comfort and functionality by t providing an easy way to organize your shortcuts. You don’t have to pay a dime for this a... |
15 October 2010
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Even with today’s general appetite for connectivity and continually improving infrastructure there still happens from time to time for the Internet connection to crash on you, apparently from no reason. this may happen in the least expected moment and may waste you some time until you realize that the conectil... |
4 August 2010
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A process manager’s purpose is mainly that of giving you details on the programs that are responsible for sluggish Windows booting. Although you may not suspect it, when some programs install on your system they automatically add a startup component so that whenever you may need them they are already half loade... |
29 July 2010
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This article is also available in Spanish: El nuevo Señor de los Anillos: lanzador de aplicacionesYour computer’s desktop is no longer what it used to be. Some users abuse it by employing it as a simple folder and placing myriads of items on it; and this, despite the fact that there are plenty of method... |
28 May 2010
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Whenever you feel like opening up an application, but you are too lazy to go into menus, submenus and various options of the phone, a third-party piece of software can help you skip these steps and open an app you want with only one click. Developed by VerySoft, ExeMaster is exactly that kind of software that will en... |
15 January 2010
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The general opinion among users is that free software might not be as good as a paid version just because we associate payment with better quality. This rule doesn’t always apply. You can find on the market free software of superior quality, like WinPatrol, Firefox, Maxthon, Revo Uninstaller, EasyCleaner, 7-Zip... |
9 December 2009
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A really uplifting saying is that the best things in life are free. This may be true to some extent and may apply to some fields of activity, but software-wise things are a bit different. A large part of the freebies on the market today are natively limited to carrying out the jobs they are supposed to do. And extra ... |
22 July 2009
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On a daily basis, I usually have at least five or six other programs that run in the background besides the ones that I work with. These are basically the ones that allow me to stay up to date with the latest news or notify me about any changes that are made to system configuration. All the programs are set to work ... |
22 June 2009
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Bevy has been specifically designed for those who like to use the mouse, according to developer bergdesign. You may wonder why an app like Bevy is even necessary – after all, you have the Dock as your perfect application launcher, right? Wrong. While the Dock indeed does the job of launching your apps, it prov... |
31 May 2009
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